Traduction de «gestion de la base de connaissances » (Français → Anglais) :

knowledge-base management

knowledge-base management system

Advanced Knowledge Base Management System | EPSILON [Abbr.]

intelligent knowledge-based system | knowledge-based system | IKBS [Abbr.] | KBS [Abbr.]

knowledge management | KM

knowledge base | KB | kb | knowledgebase

knowledge-based system | knowledge system | expert system

(21) In order to develop an adequate knowledge base to address the problems raised by invasive alien species, it is important that Member States undertake research, monitoring and surveillance of such species and exchange best practices on the prevention and management of invasive alien species.

3. Recognises the two comments made by the Court of Auditors which focus on the physical inventory and on the budgetary management; is at the same time also aware of the Agency's reply; points out that the carry-overs derive partly from the multi-annual nature, of IT development projects, partly from translations not delivered by year-end and the start of new biocides and PIC activities in the second half of the year; and welcomes therefore the agency's attempts to maximise the synergies between its tasks by making the best possible use of IT tools; reminds however the Agency to respect the annuality principle of the budget as close ...[+++]as possible; insists that the Agency completes as soon as possible the asset inventory exercise and to enforce the asset inventory management with the new version for ABAC assets; recognises at the same time that some shortfalls are legacy driven and arise from the set-up stage of the Agency when laptops and computers were provided through Commission framework contracts and have been used by Commission staff seconded to the Agency at that time; would like to mention that according to the Agency the untraced laptops from the early days have an overall residual value of EUR 5000;

The proposal, in this context, sets out to (1) improve the knowledge base on disaster risks and facilitating the sharing of knowledge, exchange of best practices and information and ensure effective cooperation within the Mechanism; (2) support and promote Members States' risk assessment and mapping by requiring Member States to communicate their risk management plans by the end of 2016; (3) provide an inventory of natural and man-made risks the Union may face taking into account, inter alia, the future impact of climate change; and (4) raise awareness about the importance of risk prevention ...[+++] and supporting Member States in public information, education and awareness-raising, etc.

17. Notes that water is at the core of most ecosystem services and stresses the importance of proper water management in reaching biodiversity targets; stresses the need for reforestation and wetland restoration measures in the management of water resources; calls for better alignment of the objectives of the WFD with Natura 2000; stresses that the knowledge base should integrate the concept of ‘environmental flows’ and take into account the ecosystem services supported by water; stresses the need to take into account the fact tha ...[+++]t water cycle changes depend on habitat and that this has an influence on the percentage of water that is recycled: the water cycle is not the same everywhere and differences exist between the cycles in the tropics, the Mediterranean and the middle or high latitudes;